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Page 14 â€" Waterioo Chronicle, Wednesday, September 22, 1976 EXPERT PAINTING Ad 12 in a new historical series FAST EFFICIENT SERVICE HUB VARIETY PHONE 742â€"2834 Waterloo‘s Oldest Brigham Dealer Caulking Specialists Eavestroughs Replaced. 50 King St. S., Waterioo Historic points of interest in Doon Pioneer Village Housed here are many historical displays of early Waterloo County. Featured are the three basic cultures of the area â€" native Indians, Pennsyivania Germans, Scottish. The displays turn back the pages of time, and show intriguing artifacts; the Court of Honor which extols the names of Pennsylvania German settlers who came here in 1807. An original Conestoga Wagon used by these people is also seen. Another exhibit tells of three area men who were founders of Hydro â€" Beck, Snider and Detweiler. Many more historical displays may be viewed at The‘ Museum. 51 Benton Street, Kitchener, Ontario, Phone 742â€"4481 The Museum @clireiterâ€"Wanbrock *$12.95 *« 15.95 «* 19.95 J 24.95 With dipped flags and wreaths, members of the Kâ€"W Wing of the Royal Canadian Air Force Association paid tribute Thursday to comrades who died in the Battle of Britain. They paraded along King St. and held a service at Waterloo‘s cenotaph. HOME Nell Znamierowski, a New York City weaver and author, will conduct a workâ€" shop on color and design Sept. 23â€"25 for members of the Kâ€"W Handweavers Guild. More than 40 people have registered for the workâ€" shop, which is entitled A Mixed Warp. It will be held at the Adult Recreation Centre. Ms. Znamierowski is the author of a book entitled Step by Step Weaving and a freelance designer and teach er. She will also be leading workshops in London and "As far as I know, the workshop is full," said Marion Smith, a member of the guild. N.Y. weaver conducts workshop FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PHONE 579â€"0912 or 885â€"4055 Adoption of Constitution Election of Executive Officers & Directors INAUGURAL MEETING Wed. Sept. 29th, 1976 WATERLOO MOTOR INN WATERLOO All Residents of Woolwich & Wellesley Township ARE WELCOME! Federal Progressive Conservative Assoc. PAT NOWLAN, M.P. Guest Speaker WATERLOO 8 P.M. The Handweavers Guild meets the first Wednesday of the month at the Adult Recreation Centre. Memâ€" bers are currently preparing five projects for the Canaâ€" dian â€" Guild of Weavers. They will be giving demâ€" onstrations of their craft during the Kâ€"W Art Galâ€" Northern Ontario. Saturday Night At the Rally (SNATR), a 65 mile car rally designed for novice rallyists, will. be held Sept. Starting point for the rally is the Torque Room at Wilfrid Laurier University. Car rally is planned Another upcoming event of the guild is a tea and sale in November, which will be held the day of the Santa Claus Parade. lery‘s Kaleidoscope. held in conjunction with Oktoberâ€" fest. Membership in the guild is $4 and is open to all interâ€" ested weavers. Noon concerts begin Sept. 23 Registration will take place at 630 p.m. The first car will leave at 7â€"31 p.m. Enâ€" trance fees are $3 per car. The rally is being sponâ€" sored by the Kitchenerâ€" Waterloo Rally Club. It is designed for the beginner. No special equipment is necessary, just a pencil, some paper, a watch, and a car. * ~ Further information on the rally can be obtained by calling John or Mary Van Dyk at 884â€"1864. The first concert, Sept. 23, features Christina Harâ€" vey, a Canadian singer who now resides in Amsterdam. The concert will feature Baroque music. Once â€" again â€" Kitchenerâ€" Waterloo residents are inâ€" vited to attend the free Wilâ€" frid _ Laurier _ University Music at Noon Concerts. Michael Purves â€" Smith, a faculty member at WLU will accompany Ms. Harvey on the harpsichord. Also, Peggie Sampson will play the viola da gamba and Deryck Aird will play the Baroque violin. Future concerts feature faculty members, students and guests,